John Kays

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John Kays identifies timeless remnants from our past that will endure, or be admired by future generations.

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The Beatles’ White Album: Looking Through The Bent Back Tulips Forty Years Later

I got in gear and did some yard work to earn 'record money' and also rolled some quarters, dimes, and Nichols in anticipation of B-Day.

JFK Assassination: The Case for Conspiracy is Still Alive!

I still remember that hot Dallas day in August of 1965 when my family drove north on the Stemmons Freeway past the Texas School Book Depository Building.

Flow My Tears

In Flow My Tears, the policeman said 'Philip K. Dick is a nouveau-Nostradamus painting our future with such trends as identity theft, government survellance, and the revival of vinyl records.'

Atonement Should Get The Academy Award of ‘Best Picture’ This Year

The occasion for this review is the discovery of a movie ticket stub on the walkway as I took my morning sabbatical only a few fleeting days ago.

My Ten Favorite Movies of 2007

A reasonable theory would be that Benazir Bhutto was too sympathetic to the U.S. and would have brought the war to Pakistan, thus creating a wider war.

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The Mortgage Industry Cut Its Costs Last Quarter, Still Spends Almost $11,000 to Make a Loan

Independent mortgage banks and the mortgage subsidiaries of chartered banks earned an average pretax net production profit of $973 per loan.

Mate Security, Palo Alto Networks, and ServiceNow Back OpenAI’s Push to Put AI in the Hands of Cyber Defenders

The cybersecurity industry has spent years preparing for more...

FINQ AI-Managed ETFs Post 23.51% and 23.83% Since Inception Against the S&P 500’s 11.61%

FINQ has reported since-inception returns of 23.51% for the...

Shane Ginsberg, Founder of Street Poller, on What Happens When an Ad Format Gets Tested at the Highest Possible Stakes

Advertising formats rarely get a clean experiment. Campaigns run...
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